The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-07
s<oyslers anal Soup, every
day, inc 'uding Sundays. at Johnny
Kerstein's,
LOCAL ITEMS.

Oil and paints for sale by Com
ly e. Higgins.
Miss Dora Hansen has return.
eG TO school al Delaware, 0.
Ned Z. Work come home iron
CINCINNATI to vote last Monday.
| Geo. Whilehurst, of Canal Win
chester, WAS in town Tuesday.
Miss Lon Bowen. visited the fam
lily of ]. D. Longst,cth last Sun
day.
B. ii. Stevenson, of Salt Creek
was among our callers on Mon
day.
Judge James r. Grogan is able
to be out again after his re lent
illness.
Judge S. Fl. Wright, of Lancss-
ter, O., was a visitor to this city
yesterday
J. A. Cupp, of Perry township
was elected assessor by a major
lily of 35.
Mayor Barclay, of Washington
C. H., spent several days in Lo.
gan this week
Myron Pond is learning to play
the b fat cornet. Have mercy
Oh, L-Ayron!
Matte Mumford, who is a stu
dent at Paynesville, O., is visit
ing her parents here.
Our Uncle Lewis Wagner, of
South Perry. dropped in to see
Parson Gould Monday.
Will Gaffeny is in The service
Of The +. & o. c. R'y with head
quarters at Corning. o.
Mrs. C. w. McClintock is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas Sisson.
at Neisonville. o., this week.
John Harrington is homo from
Wooster, o., where he is attending
school. for q short visit with his
family.
Rufus karshner, cx commits
sioner of the county. has been
with the boys in Logan
for several days past.
The residence of Isaac Disben-
net in this township was destr ,yed
by fire Sunday night. The house
and contents with The exception OF
a few articles were total loss.
Mr.. Yick Smith and Henry
Herman, of Urbana, o., were The
guests of George Mumford's fam
iIy several DAYS last week.
Last week m publishing the no
tice of w. I'll. Turner's sale, we in |
adver,antiy made the day Thursday
when it should have been Friday.
A pril l5,h. 1887.
John Clark, brother of Mrs. A.
McCourtney died at his home IN
Mansfield. o., Friday last. Mrs
McCourtney who was with her
brother several weeks priGr 10 his
leath, has returned to her home in
his city.
James Watkins has opened his
,very and feed stable in this city.
md Is sending out some OF the hand
omest rigs that ever appeared on
,ur streets. HIS buggies are new
md his horses in fine condition.
md when you want a good turnout
% and see him
We earn from a card just al
land that the wife Of DIR. o. c.
farquhar died at her homo in
.anesville yesterday morning. On
his account The Doctor will not
isit his patients here until May
th and 9Th.
Geo. Weiizeil, an old and re-
pected gentleman Of this city,
'as stricken with paralysis Mon.
ay last: AT this writing his
Is some better, but his
&c makes the stroke hard TO
ear up under.
The members of the Athenian
nterary Society were handsome s
= entertained at the residence l
Miss Girtie Baker Monday c
last. The programme of !
ne evening was a delightful one, l
nd during the intermlssion fol-
,wing, refreshments were serv-
d.
Prof. G. A. Fowler will be in |
ogan on Friday, April 18Th, TO
rganize a class in dancing, and S
ill give lesson free of charge S
, all ladies who will come 10 ,
[cCarty's hall between the /
ours of 2 and 6 p. m, and gents Ii
eiween the hours of Z and 10 !
. m. l
Rev. Thomas replies in communica r
Oh, published elsewhere. our other
Dan T., (Col. Friesner. y
ur readers will be quick TO notice
at our opposing contr butors in this
It of the pencil, are both vigorous and
.illfnl. That the weapons are not b
udgeons. but keen sharp cutting in :,
llectual implements, which only Ii
aimed thinkers rise TO the capacity TO {,
Sc. The extract Of Mr.. Thomas ser ;.
on was published at our request. The -
rmon was subject of general dis n
ssion on the streets and in private i,
,uses. The ltterances Of the minister ="
ere not interpreted by any two alike Il
10 heard him. Those who did not @
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